It's that time where hard news fades into that of a more lighthearted nature. That's right, it's Nincompoops in the News!

Jim Parkman drops by to enlighten everyone on details surrounding charges of perjury surrounding Charles Todd Henderson and end the show in the usual manner of buffoonery.

The third hour focuses on calls from the audience and Matt and Aunie are only too happy to take them. Along with phone calls, a smattering of other topics are discussed as well.

Things tend to get a little more comical and light-hearted as the show winds down and today is no exception (i.e. the differences between burlesque dancers and stripper and Aunie takes the Southern geography test).

Sometimes the show takes a turn right out of the gate, that occurred as soon as Matt brought up sinkholes and Aunie said she needed sinkhole insurance.

Governor Bentley's moral compass comes into question after he and his new date, along with John and Rebekah Mason, attended Donald Trump's inauguration.

As the show begins to wind down, Aunie lists the contents of her purse on air, Matt brings up the uproar over a story that was not really news and both hosts go after the people targeting Barron Trump.

You've heard the news of the day, now it's time to lighten things up with the people who only deserve to be in the news due to their idiotic actions, complaints, etc.

Matt and Aunie greet you with details about their weekends, the Women's March and, of course, Matt's excitement over the Atlanta Falcons advancing to the Super Bowl.

John, the director of the Earth System Science Center at UAH and Alabama's state climatologist, comes on the show to say that global warming is happening, but only as part of a cycle that has always been there.